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• Tackling the social mobility crisis in the legal industry

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified| Solicitors Journal Verified This September, the UK's Social Mobility Commission released its annual State of the Nation 2023 report, providing a comprehensive overview of social mobility across the life course of people around the UK. The report’s findings offer a stark warning that the UK’s younger generation is now in danger of being worse off than its predecessors and urges that more must be done in order to improve mobility prospects for the next generation.

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified · Solicitors Journal

  Nov. 11, 2023

• Does AI have a place in legal education?

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified| Solicitors Journal Verified Jo-Anne Pugh considers how educators can give law students the best possible grounding in using artificial intelligence. There isn’t a sector that isn’t considering how artificial intelligence (AI) could open up new ways of working for them. In fact, according to Office for National Statistics figures from June this year, 15 per cent of all UK businesses were estimated to have adopted at least one AI technology, to support with everything from operational efficiencies to customer service.

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified · Solicitors Journal

  Aug. 31, 2023

• Tackling the social mobility crisis in the legal industry

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified| Solicitors Journal Verified This September, the UK's Social Mobility Commission released its annual State of the Nation 2023 report, providing a comprehensive overview of social mobility across the life course of people around the UK. The report’s findings offer a stark warning that the UK’s younger generation is now in danger of being worse off than its predecessors and urges that more must be done in order to improve mobility prospects for the next generation.

  By Jo-Anne Pugh Verified · Solicitors Journal

  Nov. 11, 2023

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